Specialists In Establishing Mexico Manufacturing Operations!
Mexico's Competitive Advantages
Reduce labor rates 50% to 80%.Increase production output by 16%.Maintain delivery schedules.Maximize bottom-line profits.Expand your manufacturing capacity.Secure Intellectual property rights.
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Top Companies have strategically expanded their manufacturing operations into Mexico thereby gaining a competitive advantage over their competition. They have significantly reduced labor rates, corporate taxes and employee benefit expenses.
Co-Production International (CPI) will put it's 35-years of experience as the premier expansion expert in Mexico manufacturing to work for you in preparing a labor cost analysis. This analysis will demonstrate how this expansion will impact your bottom-line profits and sustain your competitive advantage!
CPI offers several programs designed to successfully establish your Mexican Manufacturing operation. These programs include the Shelter (Maquiladora) program for companies seeking a turnkey entry into manufacturing in Mexico, and Administrative Services which allows our clients to pick from a menu of services. We look forward to speaking with you about the advantages of Mexico Manufacturing, your Nearshore Solution!
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Rebound in Mexican Factories Could Mean Jobs in San Diego
Tuesday, 15 May 2012
As the cost of Chinese goods rise and trade friction mounts between Washington and Beijing, one of the beneficiaries appears to be Mexico, which could have a spillover effect on the San Diego economy.So far this year, industrial production in Mexico is up 3 percent over last year and Mexican exports to the United States are up nearly 2 percent, including a $1.7 billion rise in machinery exports...
Read MoreZakaria: Are Mexicans giving up on U.S? ... A historic pattern of migration has been reversed
Monday, 07 May 2012Tune in Sunday at 10a.m. or 1p.m. ET for Fareed Zakaria GPS on CNN.
"Comparing two recent five-year blocks, the report finds that not only has the number of Mexicans immigrating to the U.S. declined by 50 percent (from 3 million to about 1.4 million), the number of Mexicans going the other way back home has doubled. Seven hundred thousand Mexicans in the U.S. moved back between 1995 and 2000. B...
